Main OP Window:
highlighted Active Content, then Flash Content (0 entries)
clicked show detailed log
Log Viewer:
1 cookie (why under flash ?)
3 flash
cleared log (again)
upon closing logviewer this error:
OUTPOST caused a general protection fault
in module DIBENG.DLL at 0003:000000ed.
Registers:
EAX=00ffffff CS=03c7 EIP=000000ed EFLGS=00000206
EBX=0000000c SS=31f7 ESP=000071ae EBP=000071ba
ECX=273e0000 DS=043f ESI=0000951e FS=05ff
EDX=000000ff ES=1367 EDI=00000000 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
26 c5 75 20 33 d2 8a 4c 0e 80 f9 08 7f 03 42 d3
Stack dump:
95700068 951e0000 05ff0000 1baa71d8 9570048f ffff05ff 000000ff 00001367 00ff273e ffff0000 71e600ff ffff1a5b 951e40ff 05ff1bce 8b717206 ffff048f
OP is shut down.
This seems to be happening for any detailed log viewer when I close it.
Also got error in gdi.exe.
Win 98SE
I just experienced yet another error while closing the logviewer
OUTPOST caused a general protection fault
in module GDI.EXE at 0001:00008bff.
Registers:
EAX=00000000 CS=048f EIP=00008bff EFLGS=00000246
EBX=0058a5ee SS=368f ESP=00008510 EBP=0000851a
ECX=000015b2 DS=05ff ESI=0000a5ee FS=2c07
EDX=0003eef9 ES=05ff EDI=0000b506 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
8e 65 0e 8b 3e 12 04 64 8b 05 8b d8 87 44 26 64
Stack dump:
15968bb9 a5eeb506 853605ff 048f895f 15b21596 0000016f 016f2c07 00000000 0000eef9 85806c42 019f0028 15b21596 bff728a2 00000aea 80007188 00000000
I believe I updated the mdac drivers while trying OP 2. As far as video drivers are concerned, I would not know exactly how to update them as the company, STB, no longer exists. I could try a Nvdia driver or try True color 16 bit instead of 32 bit.
Any other way to fix this problem? I have let OP build a new database, no change.
Minoka,
Another thing you might want to try - delete your swap file (in DOS mode) - the system will re-create it on next boot.
I can't remember where I saw this, but it was some tech guru's response to a BSOD and GPF issue. Sometimes the swap file can become corrupt. In my case, it solved all problems.
At the very least, it will do absolutely no harm.
Hi
This may help with your STB driver questions.
http://www.video-drivers.com/companies/988.htm
The problems with obsolete vidio cards will just get worse.
You may want to consider an upgrade.:)
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This applys to other applications as well as firewalls.
Regards
minoka,
You have mail. :) After installing please reproduce the problem and send the logs to Petr. If you need assistance in sending the logs let me know and I will provide instructions.
If your video card is based on an Nvidia chip then visiting their site for the latest drivers is definitely a good idea. They should support anything from a TNT2 onwards (check the readme file for specifics).
For anyone wondering how a video driver can be of any significance here, one of the early issues of PC Pro magazine had a complaint about how Microsoft Access kept crashing with macros - it turned out to be a faulty (Nvidia) graphics driver. Since Outpost's log uses the Access engine and the DIBENG.DLL handles Device Independent Bitmaps, this could be something similar.
I do have the mdac stuff, higher than 2.5 and I do need more than an upgrade, I need a new computer.
Rikos, I erase my swap file fairly regularly via dos, haven't done it in a week or so.
Will do that right now.
Meanwhile I have set op not to show the icon toolbars in main window and log viewer as well.
Thanks to all.
It appears I have the latest drivers for this stb card. I found something called "detonator" at nvidia's and am now downloading version 45.23.
http://www.nvidia.com/object/win9x_45.23.html
Should I install it, what is a detonator?
All right then, I'll do my best, but my computer guru, i.e., my son, no longer lives with us (:
I may later need more help with this driver problem.
Meanwhile I have gone to true color 16 bit. I'll try that first.
Thanks for the help.
Perhaps this bit of info should go into the FAQ?
Could you let me know the name and date of a file belonging to MDAC so I can check if I have it on my system? The download is over 7MB!
Minoka,
Sorry, can't help with an MDAC filename - perhaps someone running Windows 98 could chip in here...
Yes, please let me have the instructions for using the debug prog. I forget.
Meanwhile I know the error is reproduceable. See my last post under the thread on Flash Content
http://www.outpostfirewall.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=9538&perpage=15&pagenumber=3
Thanks in advance.
The exe to install the debug plugin failed to:
install the "uninstall" reg key in the registry
install feedback.exe
on my system win98se.
The log viewer should show what category you have selected in the left-hand pane (Active Content in this case). What is selected in the main window is not considered - though if you needed to see Flash or Cookies only, you could create a filter for it.
With regard to the GPF, I cannot replicate it on Win2K but would suggest that you try updating your MDAC drivers (links here (http://www.outpostfirewall.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=7221)) before reporting this to Agnitum. Since the errors appear to be graphics-related, checking your video card drivers may be a good idea too.
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